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Rivera v. Lopez-Reyes, 203 A.D.3d 554 (1st Dept 2022)

Defendant’s motion for summary judgment pursuant to Insurance Law § 5102(d), was granted.  The Appellate Division affirmed.

Plaintiff sustained injury while operating a Mr. Softee ice cream truck owned by defendant; though no collision occurred, the axle broke on the truck and the truck broke down.  Defense expert’s finding of slight limitation in range of motion were insufficient.  In opposition, plaintiff did not submit properly affirmed medical reports, only certified medical records, “which may be considered only for limited purposes, such as showing that plaintiff sought treatment after the accident… The records did not become admissible simply because defendants’ experts reviewed them, because the defense experts did not rely on them… Plaintiff's allegation in his bill of particulars that he was confined to bed for approximately one month after the accident, and his testimony that he began working about one month after the accident defeats his 90/180-day claim”.

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